Spanish baroque

Programa:

Caroso da Sarmoneta, Fabritio (maestro de Danzar de la Virreina de Nápoles): Il Ballarino (Venecia, 1581)

- Canario

Jaque, Juan Antonio: "Libro de Danzar de D. Balthasar de Rojas Pantoja", Mss. del Siglo XVIII custodiado en la Biblioteca Nacional de España.

- Gallarda de España

- Jácaras.

La Danza Española en el periodo Barroco está conformada por las obras de repertorio que, siendo las más arcaicas que se conocen, son al mismo tiempo las raíces de otras muchas que hoy perviven en los escenarios.

The Variety of European Dance Culture from 1420 to 1820

A
conference for amateur and professional dancers and dance historians

Ana Yepes teaches Spanish baroque dance according to the following sources : Esquivel de Navarro, “Discursos sobre el Arte de Danzado”, Sevilla 1642, and Juan Antonio Jaque “El Libro de danzar”, XVIIth century Her work on technique and interpretation, as well as the warm-up she proposes are also essential elements of her teaching.

Ana Yepes teaches Spanish baroque dance according to the following sources : Esquivel de Navarro, “Discursos sobre el Arte de Danzado”, Sevilla 1642, and Juan Antonio Jaque “El Libro de danzar”, XVIIth century

Her work on technique and interpretation, as well as the warm-up she proposes are also essential elements of her teaching.

V dance reconstruction conference

VAGANOVA BALLET ACADEMY
Saint-Petersburg Historical Dance Club
March, 8-10, 2012, at Vaganova academy, Zodchego Rossi, 2, Sankt-Peterburg, Russia

History & practice of social dance, its connections with scene dance is an interesting and important theme for dance researches. We'll discuss relationship between styles & dances of different countries & regions; variety of European dance cultures.

Some suggested topics:
- dance & its place in society, correlation of dance & social culture
- historical evolution & traditions of social dances